[Diogenesis]

You have much confusion.

The 2006 population of women in the US per the census was 151,795,031.
Number of cervical cancer cases diagnosed in 2005 per the CDC was 11,999.
Therefore, 00.07904% of women were diagnosed with cervical cancer that year.
The number of deaths by cervical cancer in 2005 were 3,924.
Gardasil does not protect against cervical cancer.
It might protect for some short time against some HPV.
It has side effects, some serious.

The Gardasil death rate is .0125% .

PEOPLE SHOULD CHOOSE WISELY.

Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, Inc.
“Opting-Out” of HPV Vaccine WILL NOT WORK
Texas Governor Perry is misleading legislators and families in Texas
by claiming that they will be able to “opt-out” of having their 6th grade daughter
vaccinated with the vaccine for the sexually transmitted virus HPV.
For many families currently, the exemption isn’t worth the piece of paper it is printed on.
Besides the simple fact that parents should not have to get permission
from the state to make informed consent medical decisions
for their own children"

NO MORE RINOs. NO MORE PerryCARE.

[Jim from C-Town]

Gardasil protects for a lifetime. For women that is around 80.4 years. They get vaccinated with three shots in one year for a lifetime of protection against THE MOST COMMON HPV RELATED CAUSES OF CERVICAL CANCER.

Yes, it doesn't protect against all instances of this cancer, just a vast majority. It does not protect against all HPV related causes of genital warts, just the vast majority. It does not cure any disease, but vaccines protect against diseases they do not cure any of them.

On the non vaccination side we have exactly ZERO proof that anybody has been seriously injured or killed by this Vaccine. that is zero out of sixteen million plus.

Your position is causing confusion and undue concern for others. Diseases kill, Vaccines protect against diseases.

The drug industry has done more for the health of society than any other industry. They have particularly helped the poorest among us.